s/l "Yeoman's 7th cranial nerve palsy."

Later on, he had a stroke, and there was some left facial weakness. He also developed left Erb-Duchenne palsy and ultimately was diagnosed with s/l gray danigo syndrome. ...

I have a client that is telling me that certain things should be capitalized in sentences that I have never capitilized before and I have been doing this for years. Now I am questioning everything that I do. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!! Thanks. ...

Looking for the scoring classification for "Jobaire" elbow scoring for brachial plexus palsy.. Thanks ...

I found ADEK which is fat soluble vitamins, but now someone has said it's incorrect and should be ABDEK. The patient has cerebral palsy. Help! ...

I'm thinking the BOS says that both ways are acceptable.... am I wrong? Cranial nerves II through XII. Cranial nerves 2-12. ...

Cranial nerves intact. Motor power symmetrical. Normal gait. Negative Romberg's test. Normal cerebellar testing without dysmetria and dysdiadochokinesia. Doc says "template neurologic normal. Cranial nerves intact except for the hearing loss" What part of this template would you take out. This is a new doc for me. Thanks ...

I am doing an OP report that is not a strict verbatim and is able to be corrected to best English. The dictator says: Tibial guide retrocut was placed, drilled, and then reamed "retro-ly". He stumbled around a bit before settling on "retro-ly" because he, too, knew that couldn't be correct, but he, like me, has blanked on what the heck it should be. Plantar is plantarly, lateral is laterally....what does retro become? Does it just get stretched out to retrograd ...

In a cranial CT I have always transcribed "basal" cistern, but in the report I have, the doctor clearly is stating "basilar" cistern. The Stedman's electronic dictionary I have shows "basal" cistern also. Can someone tell me which is correct, or are they interchangeable? Thank you. ...

I need documentation about cranial nerves. Got QA edited from using roman numerals, i.e. cranial nerves II through XII versus cranial nerves 2 through 12. According to my notes, either is okay, but QA said preferred way is 2 through 12, and I got "edited" for it. Ugh. Anybody? Thanks. ...

Ever since our FTR plan, I rarely send anything to QA. I usually only have 1 blank occasionally, and if I can't hear it, most of the time QA couldn't either, so I send the blank. Got new accounts. I was doing fair with that. I don't know what has happened, but I am getting the bottom of the barrel yesteray and today. I have had to send 3 or 4 reports to QA because of the more than 3-blank rule. That is depressing that I do the reports and get vi ...

"Experienced, high volume and ready to work". Oh yes, and they pay 7 cents a line - whoopee! ...

I wish someone would ask the sisters or one of the A's what honestly is going on. All I get is "Work is just slow right now." RE: the post below about the docs saying something about Dragon, it really makes me wonder. I wish they'd communicate the truth. ...

Status post right pharyngeal nerve injury with C3 to C7 fusion requiring further surgery. The surgery was reportedly complicated by a right recurrent pharyngeal nerve injury requiring subsequent surgery with improvement and complicated by left rotator cuff tear which has required two surgeries. Am I correct here thinking this would be "pharyngeal nerve"? Thanks ...

Would "crown nerve 5" be right in the following sentence? She has sensory deficits in her right face particularly around the second component of crown nerve 5 but also some sensory deficit globally in a stocking glove distribution in the right upper and right lower extremity. Thanks so much! ...

shouldn't it be hallucal nerve? The patient is having trouble with her feet and he states the diagnosis is... neuralgia at the medial s/l halacele nerve (hallucal) tia. He does not pronounce it as hallucal, but I cannot find anything else. ...

On this laminotomy, ever heard of "these nerve root lips were tucked" Could lips be correct? Makes sense, but unsure. HELP! ...

Doc is saying that s/l "poutic's out was identified just distal to the fibular head." Wha???? Found something calling the peroneal nerve the "pout" but am stuck. ...

Clearly spells "Leiiermont" ulnar nerve transfer. ...

SL ... "alar clot" "This was done while injecting a small alar clot of 1% Lidocaine to anesthetize the tract." Thanks! ...

Rountable re MUP minimum wage, conference calls re MUP? Seems to me that someone is squirming at Nuance about minimum wage and it makes me smile. :) Keep up the pressure fellow employees. Has the the Dept of Labor been in contact with them recently? :0 I realize Nuance thinks they are above the law but they do have another thing coming in their near future. Watch out TSMs. You will be held accountable also, for the higher ups will ensure they are not ...

This dr. is driving me absolutely nuts! Thanks for any help. ...

At the same time, he has weakness of abductor pollicis brevis (CA, median nerve) as well as numbness of first finger and thumb on the left (median nerve C6). I am not sure what he is referring to when saying CA and wonder if this makes sense? ...

There is mass effect on the exiting right L3 nerve root and "trazadine" right L4 nerve root. ...

Is "love" of love nerve root retractor capitalized? Thanx! ...

The patient received 2 grams of Ancef with a one-hour cut time, had s/l CDs placed on the lower extremities. Thanks! ...

s/l "Yeoman's 7th cranial nerve palsy." - Gabrielle

just a thought...sm - elaine

Hm. That's a thought. I'll listen for that the next time he says it. sm - Gabrielle

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